Category: 2023 Deals of the Year Awards

The Dominican Republic continues to advance its public debt strategy with the goal of reducing its foreign currency liabilities. This approach was again in evidence in 2023 as the sovereign […]

In times of volatility, people tend to stick to what they know best. When it comes to Latin American capital markets regulation, few if any companies provide the level of […]

The international bond market is notoriously finicky, but there is one thing it can count on at the start of each year: the United Mexican States (UMS). The sovereign has […]

A relative abundance of local liquidity was one of the main themes in Latin America’s debt markets in 2023 – and here, Brazil led the way with plenty of bond […]

As Latin American issuers embrace sustainable financing, they must be prepared to face the scrutiny that will inevitably follow suit. That is where the expertise of advisers such as Allen […]

Different kinds of sustainable bonds employ different approaches to measuring performance. Green bonds, for example, make use of use-of-proceeds commitments, whereby issuers must meet certain broader sustainability targets, with little […]

A $1.8 billion securitization last August that brought together a government fund, a multilateral development bank and a dozen private companies also marked the first secured bond issuance in Latin […]

In Peru, if you hire Miranda & Amado you get the entire law firm and not just a lawyer. The firm, celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2024, is not about […]

Peru faced a tough year in 2023: anti-government protests, natural disasters and uncertain international conditions, all of which placed a huge strain on an economy which had barely recovered from […]

Mexico’s Galicia Abogados began 2024 the same it has operated in the previous years: offering new capabilities and fresh talent to its vast list of clients. Co-managing partner Christian Lippert […]